Theodore B Lewis
Biographic Data
| ID | 1128804 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Theodore B Lewis |
| GIVEN NAMES | Theodore B |
| FAMILY NAME | Lewis |
| SIGNATURE | LEWIS T B |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Land Speculation and the Dudley Council of 1686
O N August i8, i683, a conference was held in London between Joseph Dudley, an agent of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and Edward Randolph, the royal customs collector. Since they expected that the Massachusetts charter would be revoked soon, the two men agreed on a plan for a temporary government for Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, and King's Province until a royal governor was appointed.' Presumably at that time they drew up the list of twe…
A Revolutionary Tradition, 1689-1774
reality.l The lessons of English history, and especially the revolutionary settlement of 1688-1689, were uppermost in the minds of the American revolutionaries of 1776. Although one finds few references to the colonial rebellions of 1689 in comparison with those to English and Classical history, yet was a revolutionary tradition in New England which stemmed from the events surrounding the overthrow of Sir Edmund Andros' regime in 1689. John Adams…
Voting for the Massachusetts Council of Assistants, 1674-1686
ECENT studies of voting under first charter of Massachusetts have made clear that the ratio of freemen to adult male population was certainly higher than traditional one-tofour or one-to-five, which often has been indiscriminately applied to all phases of colony's history.' Scholars have attempted to combine extant colony-wide statistics with studies of individual towns to calculate more accurately ratio of freemen to men of voting age as well as…
New England Frontier
New England Frontier
Land Speculation and the Dudley Council of 1686
O N August i8, i683, a conference was held in London between Joseph Dudley, an agent of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and Edward Randolph, the royal customs collector. Since they expected that the Massachusetts charter would be revoked soon, the two men agreed on a plan for a temporary government for Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, and King's Province until a royal governor was appointed.' Presumably at that time they drew up the list of twe…
New England Frontier
A Revolutionary Tradition, 1689-1774
reality.l The lessons of English history, and especially the revolutionary settlement of 1688-1689, were uppermost in the minds of the American revolutionaries of 1776. Although one finds few references to the colonial rebellions of 1689 in comparison with those to English and Classical history, yet was a revolutionary tradition in New England which stemmed from the events surrounding the overthrow of Sir Edmund Andros' regime in 1689. John Adams…
Voting for the Massachusetts Council of Assistants, 1674-1686
ECENT studies of voting under first charter of Massachusetts have made clear that the ratio of freemen to adult male population was certainly higher than traditional one-tofour or one-to-five, which often has been indiscriminately applied to all phases of colony's history.' Scholars have attempted to combine extant colony-wide statistics with studies of individual towns to calculate more accurately ratio of freemen to men of voting age as well as…
Land Speculation and the Dudley Council of 1686
O N August i8, i683, a conference was held in London between Joseph Dudley, an agent of the Massachusetts Bay Colony, and Edward Randolph, the royal customs collector. Since they expected that the Massachusetts charter would be revoked soon, the two men agreed on a plan for a temporary government for Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, and King's Province until a royal governor was appointed.' Presumably at that time they drew up the list of twe…
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